GoSquared on iOS, coincidences, and medieval beats — Weekly Roundup

This week we released our first major integration for GoSquared in a long time: Numerics.

You can now get your GoSquared analytics data on all Apple platforms (iOS, Apple Watch, and even on Vision Pro) for the first time ever. I’m so excited for this — we’ve wanted to bring GoSquared to the iPhone since… well, the beginning of the App Store.

Numerics integration for GoSquared

Other notes from the week

  • On a walk in my local high street I stumbled on a plaque on the side of a shop. By some incredible coincidence, I noticed it on the exact day, 80 years on from the event it marks. Dulwich Society Plaque and August 5th 1944.
  • I’ve gone back and forth on my belief in AB tests. They can be helpful but they can also be a lazy, if not misleading way to make decisions. The team at Equals put forward a strong case for why startups shouldn’t bother with AB testing.
  • Do you like medieval music? Ever wanted a beautifully designed piece of audio equipment dedicated to generating medieval beats? I thought so! The weirdest gadget I’ve seen in years, designed by Teenage Engineering. I love it.
  • I posted a few more episodes of Lost & Founder on YouTube.
  • I’m in Edinburgh for a few days for the Fringe. A beautiful city bursting with incredible talent and buzz, a melting pot of creativity, laughter, and culture.
  • The Paris 2024 Olympics is now over. It’s been incredible, and has had me reliving moments from London 2012. As usual, the BBC put together a beautiful montage of Team GB’s incredible games.

A quote for the week ahead

“A ship in port is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. Sail out to sea and do new things.” — Grace Hopper (a US Naval officer and an early computer programmer)

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